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2001 - Ford F-250 on 2040-cars
US $7,000.00
Year:2001
Mileage:119200
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Gastonia, North Carolina, United States
ORIGINAL OWNER" 2001 Ford F-250 XLT 4X4 Crew Cab Long Bed with the highly sought 7.3 Power Stroke. 119,200 miles. 4X4 off road package, Power driver’s seat no tears or stains on interior. It has had waterproof Cadora seat covers installed since day 1, removed for pictures, but included with the truck along with HD Husky floor mats. No leaks anywhere inside or out. Meticulously maintained. Oil changed every 5K miles with Rotella-T. Transmission flushed every 20K miles. Front diff and transfer case changed every 40 and rear diff fluid changed every 20K miles. Factory tinted windows, power locks, windows and mirrors. Rear sliding window, AM/FM/CD stereo. Paint has some fade in spots but there is no rust or rust bubbles. This truck has NEVER been off road or on the beach. Upgrades include: Remote start, Line X spray in bedliner, Stainless Steel full length running boards, Vent shade window vents, Hood protector, 4” exhaust, Cold Air induction, 5K lb. air bags on rear, greasable ball joints, Oversized Transmission cooler, Banks Trans-command module on transmission. Trans, exhaust temp and turbo boost gauges. Transmission replaced at 108K with all of the latest upgrades and 3yr 100K warranty on Transmission from American Transmission. Also included but not currently installed is a Superchips programmer with efficiency and off road power programs. Also have the Banks power chip for extra towing power. A few spots of faded paint and rear door locks will need actuators before long. That is ALL that is wrong with this truck. 100% mechanically ready to go.
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